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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
ANTHoNY wAs noT oRuNK.

The People Of Lisbos rake Exceptions 10
tn Glory Toia ia The '-osTsociRL7
To the Editor of The TEIEssAv- HEEALD.
The people OF Lisbon" are very much
wrought up over 81 article ia Wednesday :
Dsmoret. entitled "A Wicked Conspiracy. ,
in which Il is claimed lot of young repro
bates drugged lewis Anthony, the man
charged with rspiuS the young girl. Emma
Carl don, and are responsible for the crime,
tLeT4 is nor one word Ci ruth 10 ibe whole
matter. Anthony stsrtes itom heson ia
the morning 10 sell meat aud drank
hard cider where be could get iG
Those who saw BIN in the set and Others of
Of Tie hest citizens Of Lisbon who saw him
soeu after. say be was not drunk. There
sAs Ino galows erected upon which 10 hang
hnd; he was arrested and well trested until
LODGED in jail. OF course, the people OF Lis
bon know who the Democrat received its re-
port from Mrs Emslie, the mother Of
Anthony and. bye the bye. = Socialist, Pro
bi9itionist Woman sarragisi, etc. etc
helped him ont % several slrapes before this
b. paying his fine. etc The whole story
of the trick played upon him and on his
exemplary character when sober Is fslse,
eydry word Of il. DR. G. J.. kooS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
WAS NOT OFFENSIVE
A nav oWl sERWoE DECISION.
a M4n HAY De Candidate for ortos Asa
Ssf Nisiars ths Cisa esrviss Aaies
~ - Eess Nst Nss4ses
His Dgt1os.

WAsHINsgoS. June s9.-Ths CFl Service
Conmissioners have made sn imgorssu'
order IN regard 10 M * constitutes psF.ls-
anship IN the ssrgios. A case I'D poini is
thstgof E5EsId n Neals. ~ lodiana IN
April Neale a clerk in the Adiuganl Gen
erals ofsoe. War Department vas die
Iaissed -frOm the service on account 81 &C
uyils in pciitiss- Ii sppesfs lie VAS Re
publican candidate foE tie ieEssla-
'tufe aud declined at the laslanoe
of bis superi0Ts 70 withdraw his
snIk wheroapon be N4s dismissed. The
CoIalniissi0n hsld that \ tale wss Unly eKor-
eisitR bis r.gbis as = citizen aud that Unless
his O. HalGAcY deirzete3 from las efficiency
a. fieTk. which was not EliegeS ~ shown.
that bis alsluiz sal was improper from tie
c. uses stated. The Comm ission, therefore
hold that Nesle is sfiIi = clerk 81 ihe oe-
pGrtHent and is eligible Tor examination.
Had Neale neglected his dates in the IN
ieresi of his osnJidature. ~ plsiaed C0m-
missioner Obefly. thai would have oonsu-
tute4 partissnship, bui his mere cAnaidacy
did not
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

CiScISxATI, June 30.-Issac Il. Miller
and Gustav Tafsl, trustees of the Purcell
creditors. filed their report in the Probate
Court late yesterday afternoon. 1t shows
the total receipts and disbursements since
Jan. 4. 1886. namely: Receipts. s90.0o0;
paid creditors. $4,000; paid for expenses
and incidentals, s17. 900, leaving balance
on hand Of about SlJ.5O0. The entire debt
OF the Two estates OF Archbishop John b.
ard Father Edward Purcell is reported at
t3, -.9.53l aud the number OF creditors
that have proven claims is 5, 1876. The
churches contributed. in addition 70 the
above, $50, ,62f in small snms to the INDECENT
creditors OF the PnreeIls.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
The cITY DELIVERED
frsm ths Tsfribls DE01ght. rhrszts8ed
~ the Negligence 81 OAelais


DE the ssxi1gsaes 81 OsasiAis-
Under the supervision Of The Board OF
Public Works ths waterway connecting
Eisks and Rseds lakes With the city 5
water system Vas completed yesterday al
rernoOn. The sluice is I've feet vide and
su1scisntly deep 70 keep tie city supplied
with water during the season The slaice
- provided with aOOd gate at the lake en-
trance and the best posted eng iaeers aud
water experts claim the l4kes will never be
lowered mOFs than al inch b reason or
this neH OutleL Both lakes are kept sup
Piled IOn living springs and the water.
Aiter So thing, l. comparatively pure.
The Board Issued an Ofticial order ysster-
day afternoon 70 patrons. allowing them
the Use Of water for sprinkling purposes,
rom 8 70 o clock In the evening. Nearly
every citizen who o1ns hose had IL ready
and impatiently watched for the big minute
hand % point 70 the hour when the water
could be LEI loose upon the lawns, which
had been literally scorched in the past few
days. The city wore refreshened appear
ance last evening, as the dense clouds of
choking dust had all disappeared The
rain, 50 much desired. began 10 descend in
weak way about 10 O'Clock. and sprinkled
OCCASIONALLY during the night.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

rETsoTT. June E.-Wheat o. I'D sna r.u.r-
arr rulei htsaef ard hin fsT fssars 4sarsry
baf casa zof bisck eYs, iossEs lssaf1- sa9
E.sE; % she prssaisIn II aas Ai;Aaso mss.s ats
over the frfu~es. is Ne~ Ye~k 1aoe wss hs-sas
p le1lsf, - - SeA4 Corn tn1 sezs vra4
e1e1 81 So W~s sseorf ex3rrrs ~ sFfeaf
we~s isrzss C<fips ~frs ss<y Iaxas saies e-re
Vhest-so rts . c<sA sc~xs a. ec lz ts-s
si 49, zerfeT Be- - 81 s5 ~ I fkt
go e. 80 eFrs ~ lr 49, <sN. : e. a
~ eerv = 49, Jfsor rsza sr. 8ee - - s
80 ~ - = - f17 MIte - - 1n4 Aee
- q 7r1<f <ea o. a. 80 sao<se Poses Il
ffsf sart4 fssfEl IN AZ - q 30 - a. ~ 49,
e.7ssnf @f5sl4sx<r Asd rerse1e 49, a. - =
-Af Lar - - 1fsr & n tsa =. - tes ~
A. ss1f rraeNsi .ef AZ - = zfttr rrps-s.s sss
cssA 80 sf 49,
fs~ss - easA seers - s<t
oass - - -. cesh ss<e s4lnai xs
ssshs 80 nnssinn ssss<assf. A. - - .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

fhe young ladies Of Trinity church beg
10 FetuTn their sincere thanks 10 the fol
Low ing parties for the valuable aid they re-
;Fed in making their lawn fete al il was
de4ired il should be:
lfrs. Eugene Z. Allen, for use OF grounds
so admirably adopted for the purpose ar q
valuable sssGtancs on the occasion: ". r.
Shtlby, Esq, for brilliant "headiishr'
nut tnerous friends for Lesser lights; ,he *. Of
J.. band for deliehtiul music; Tom Gibbons,
Esh., for use OF ~ s. Flag the press for
lodlls; the members OF ST. Mark ior their
patronage God finally 10 al those. regard
leak of Denomination. who by their support
anH generous liberslity made the en;ertsin-
mdnt marked success.
TIE You've LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

Hit1 sc18lars A. tha close o. ne feeee-
Cen Or. aallsrs = lskal 81 lle grziualss
4--1 scaolsrs. presented TIE krolzzscr eit1
1ls geld saseh a1d ehzi8-
- steam sarge Il. 81. BTiIson las oeeu
solls - ueiroit Dartfss. TIE ooaf = q be
lslr9ersd ths lJsh of July Rae Brtto1
las oseas r1anIng bstsssn Chi1aso a4d
whitehall l9r tie Pssi Tea years ~ l1H1-
Der large a1d Dazse1ger DoaE
A nsE bo4t = beiag b4lI - he psEties
lh4i loFmery oW8ed ths ~ q. hritt9n.
E1-ch ~ e 4 nuch lsrgsF and 1nsf uoaE
Tie nsE oo4t Nsl Be puE ca tie sane ll1s
tnat t1s brltto1 has been running On, and
va Be r4Gaink a3O1t TIE l3Eh u July.
The weather - dry Az hst. gad the Sand
fafmsfs are complaining zs every shiag =
lIFlnE ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

tkests'f 81 80 tsa t-a-as-f t-s-A
the young man who has been travelling
sroand with no 0ther baggage than three
day-old baby, and who, because Of this sus-
piciOus circunstance, was arrested Wednes-
day by Policeman Warren. attempted to
biud a. irst bv giving ais residence as Elk
bart. Ind. he nnally admitted that he
lived q Dutton. a small village IN Kent
County. and a telegram was sent 20 that
place asking for Information relative 10
him. The message sent IN reply states that
Huntley is a single man. and the fact that
he has child IN bis possession furnishes
good ground for investigation. Before leav-
ing Dulton a few days, Huntley attempted
% borrow some money on the Dreseose
that be wanted 10 90 away and work dur
ing harvest. Nothing has been received
from Dutton as yet which would furnish
q clue as 10 whom the child belongs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
PRAYING FOR RAIN.
Stock Almost Perishing and Crops Dying
for Want of Water.

for Want of Water.
Rock ISLAND. H.. June 30.-A religious
meeting at Cambridge. on Tuesday, al
which prayers were offered ur 10 heaven
for rain has been followed by others Of
similar character, though not 50 largely at
tended. in different parts Of He1ry county
Ia many localities where stock and
crops are suffering ana almost
perishing for water. tanners are
In despair, and while the more reileiousiy
inclined find consolation ~ PRAYER and
hope IN the result thereof ths Others IN
whom faith abideth not are dliven almost
10 desperation. Wells have been dug
wherever there was the least indication OF
of water below the surface in ORDER 10 supply
the famished stock. but for crops nothing
but rain can provide and unless that comes
soon there will be a total loss OF late crops
this season. The wsnt Of rain is also severe;
ly felt in certain parts OF Rock l,land
county and in some places the suffering Of
the cattle is pitiful. There was a light rain
today and while it only moistened the
psrched vegetation it was hailed with
delight.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

s.-.fs.ta fa f-t ft..tRsa. ..s'ls~A
HAsrSes. Jane SOL armers sre busy
harvesting their wheat and the old heads
.moug them sag Il is the earliest harvest
they ever knew. There IS a light growth Of
straw and tbs yield win be below the aver
age.
A long haired lakir With = sombrero and
q greaser wanr CaCzht nice string Of suck
ers on The street last evening re was Just
advertising a's Wild West Medicines sou
know. Bus when be drove away singing
~ baby. 81 Oh, ugits n number OF our
prom iaeut businessmen we're gazing earn
estiq al The face % the dgDoss. kind Of =
church watch He gathered N shekels to
fre amount oi 800. ana leit them pens TO
yrIls % bin With.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
The Chicago Races.

CRscAGo. June 30.-First race - three
fou7ths mile dash. two-year-olds: Dsniella,
1: ArEsii, 2; Merth, ). Time l:l6.
SECOND race--one mile: Aurelis, 1; Car
neyie, p Time l:4fi.
Third rscs-Enge stakes. one mile.
Miss Ford. /; Wary. ?. Hihdoo Ros. >
Time l.i4
Four,h race-ou a1d ons fourth mile
selling. Irish Pet, l. Cold Flea >: W'aho1,
g. TINE 30
Fifth race-ons and one-foufth mile sell
ing: BFookluli. ]. Grey Cloud. 2; keEsing
ton. 3. Time Zlsl
sixth race-miIe heats. hurdles: Tennes-
see. l. Ascali. ?: others distsnced. Time
l.50t, l.55.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01


Ersor. June ~ The men arrested a.
aalss lie llrier 81 Detective Hal
90. af Cleveland. and ths rescus o. MaLE
ansiy lhs fir r1bber, len there on TIE
aaer laat zhE zla arrived here tnls
s1aoon- ll turns o1s th4l Hanlsy and
44rnngton are nos of the prisoners sh0
laalads Morgan. ths lsalief Of tas gaas
Jo1ln.s Co8gh.In. and another man, name
ankn0En.
Charles McHaanan. ca ef oi detectives Of
CLEVELAND. arrived here his norning from
thzL clty he Nas accompanied o.
LeteGtFss Humphrey. uranscF, D0ug ASS
al1 ealager Detective Mcmillan - Ia
L4rsiug Tor the reqgisilion papers and -
sE5ecfeG 10 rsael here today. The folloW-
lns weston 9l the eapture Of he men IS
sIFsu 1Y Capt Aehannal-
Williams -s q oCoEAssper for = brewery.
and moFes iu respeCtabls society. Three
secks sz0 the ladies calling ar The house
noted tls presence Of three strange men
about me place. iW len hey called there
soull be q nol8e 81 people moving Ia the
aouae Ia teN minutes he door would
b. opened and lhe visitors admitted and
Mrs. W WLAams would be found alone. one
DAY a .a1y called lneK peflediy and entered
srlogl knocking. Charles Morgan Vas
sea1ed in tle ir0Ir room. Mrs. W WilliAIas
apps4red gfea4y lurred add hnaily IN
frad iCed hlm as Alr. Williams, her
brolhel-ia-laa from Cleveland. A fss
daVs later the same lady met Mrs.
Williams and Morgan on the street, and
Ms. Williams. forgetting the previous in
PRODUCTION pre- ented her companion as Mr..
Jones, her cousin l-0nl Boston. This struck
rhs lady as very qseer and she told her
husband of iL The story spread and
reached the ears OF sheriff Lynch. lie then
started % investigate. Monday morning
Mrs. Williams hrtls BOY told one Of his
p.agmAres that the man vas bis uncle and
hs name was Charles Morgan. This was
the anal cleE The officers wanted and the
arrest followed
Captain McHaunan IS sure that Kennedy
was not there a. al the day the arrest was
made
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

CisTcsso, June 30.-The Building Trades
Council met today ard adopted circular
70 be sent to al fedsrations, trades. coan-
ellis and labor unions. President Robinson
vas authorized 20 appoint committee 20
try and effect ssttlernent between the
master masons and bricxlayers Of Chicago,
and II this falls the Trsdss Council is 90 a.
ford ali possible aid 20 the hricklsyerp A
rssoa ation sas siopted asking al trades
councils ia the United States 70 send dele
gates 70 the next convention OF ths B1iid
ing Trades Council The convsntiou ad-
j0urned to meet il this city IN sertsmbsr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

Thsysrs Baliy Esys whsa E'hsy Wa sod
ssCsuusga'' Nkan EAsy Less-

thsFtre hulfy kcys NAea thsf wi4 s1si
ssCsuuspn'' FsksE Kzsg Aess-
sss-ss.st "a 1st ss-sssss-stat-a-
DaEaEr. Juus Se.-Casey ane BALDWIN
TIE lsfs hsnes- swlFlsrs who have been plls
ted agsiasg escs'o u - vasny q tie
Pbis6sip phis- Detroit gauss wsgs asaiu az
fsySo sxainst eseh ether THIS sflsrneon.
The DeEToits played = disgusgEg game 20
day. Added 70 miSSfabie flel0leg Vas a.
suTirs ipssihty 30 bit. The sori q game
Bald Nfn pitched car b lDferrs3 frOu tks
fact t6ak the sestAeE- sRlg AZ t3ttszs troge tAs
Quaker City knocked SIX earns1 ruTss cut
Ot him. One thousand I'VE NJ aared
Wesried spectators yswned fiEronEA the
game Following Is tie scozs.
Detroit ..--.. ..-...-.. A Q O.
Phusaelphia -...2 o s 5 2 Gle
Bsse bils-Detr0it n. PansaelRhls IS
ErasrsH HDStTot 8. fh lazel pala-
Baflsnes-kslaala aud OAlze-is' CASEY sso
Mcguire.
UgepiEs.- -DOescheF.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

The BriCklayers and Mssons Union met
la4! evening and elected officers for the
coming six months as follows President,
Ephraim Parsons; Vice President, a. s.
Block; Rec. Sec, Joseph Clark: Financial
Sde, James Walsh; Cor. Sec. Edwin Hop
kins; Treasurer. Hubert BauseT; Deputy.
George Forester, Conductor n. .. Farrell:
D3orkeeper y. Malone; Trustees. James
Whitehead, Richard Smith. Nat ariiey;
Arbitration Committee, Edwin Hosklns,
Chss A. Hauser.
The order now has a membership Of $50
and Its firaGcisl condition Is OF the best.
The niue hour system has proven succe9s-
fal in is operation and the relations be-
tween tle Union and the Master Masons is
unusually harmonious.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

LosDos. June s0.-The striking cotton
spinners Of Bolton, who have been vsTring
against their employers for more than tao
months. became riotous tonight and took
possession OF the streets, throwing stones
iron bolts and other missiles tt the police
and defying their suthority. The military
was cslied ont to assist the ps.iee, and the
rioters we're overzged and dis erscd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

4 few days since q ma named Crostmsn
passed Harry Longs residsncs snd, il is
alleged, struck at his dog with paint brush
he had .n bis hand and the dog resentss
The familiarity By soizing Tee man by tie
arm tearing his coat. grossmgn went 10
Long aud demanded SIS dsmkges, and the
money not forthcoming PROCEEDINGS were
commenced ia Police Conn - execute the
animal. The dog is a valuable one. worth
from S29J - $50. aud MI. Loag ssserts
tbAt he Is very gentle brute.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

WAsurSerox. June s0.-Chief Engineer
Henry Lee Snyder. of the Navy. Superif.-
tendent Of the State. War aaa Navy De-
parsrnent building. died saddenly this
morning at bis rooms in this city Of bemo--
rhsge OF tBe lungs. he was about 50 years
OF age and leaves a WIDER snd several chill
drsn. Mr. Snyder e.Itersj the naval service
in Isss and vas nsf2se of New Jersey.
Passed Assistant Enginser JOAN A. Tob.n
ril temporarily discharge the duties o.
Sapsrintendsnt Of the Department b1ilding
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

William II. Fowler. cashier Of the Fifth
National Bank. and George. daughter Of
D. L. Stiven, were married by Rev. Camp
bel Fair at the residence of the brides par
enlis Wednesday evening. They left for
Chicago on al extended Western tour
Arthur +. Gore, OF Detroit. and Miss
Mamie, daughter Of William Hske, of this
city. we're nsrriei AZ 81. Andrews Cathed-
raj yesterday morning. An elaborate vel
ding dinner was served on the lawn a. Tie
residence OF the brides parents. wiih a
large number OF quests present and The
happy couple took the eEeainz train for ,
ecur among tie Northern resorts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

NEw OstE.Ss. June so.-Tbers vss .
severe thunder storm. accompanied by an
unusually heavy rainfall here yesterday
afternoon. Streets and sidewalks through.
oct the city were submerged, ard stores on
Cemp. e Charles. Canal and other streets
had sheir floors covered with water The
Signal Service officer reports the rainfall
frou 2 D. N. - I ?. N. as Al inches. and
the total rainfall from l.20 80 ?. N. as 5
.....h..n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

fIrIIETII = IT - "|'F-l
Essr sAsrxAw. June 50.-Articles Of ss-
.ociation were ilsd .0sssy Of tae Echo Lake
Nirinx Company The capital stock "a
$50 VO. wilh $4,000 paid IN The stock
holders are " E Burt Henry Gamols.
Geo. n. Chapman and Janes Taioer;. al OF
tais city. who onn 5000 acres Of iaud on
LAKE Superior which Is said % Re very rich
In ron ors. vlsh coasiderab.e river Work
will b. coumsncei ar once. and the Offices
Of the company vii be ia this city
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

tt-.lss.- etss-A
DEEor. June 30.-Alss Carrie Williams
a. amateur actress and vocalist. was recent
~ invited 70 sit FOR a negative oy a photo
grapher named Tomhnson. Soon after-
wards her portrait segan 20 appear on bot
ties Of cosmetics manuiac-Ired by the
Acme Chemical Company Today Miss
Williams brought suit against the photo
graphes for damages 20 her feelings, good
name and reputation. The company will
slso os sued. Tomlinson denies having
sold them. the negatives or the print.
Very Interesting legal points are involved
az 70 the rights Of a young lady IN her own
DorIralt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

PrrrsBURG, June 50-A strike is threat.
ened at the Fort Wayne railroad shops.
which is likely TO throw out OF employment
between 100 and 500 men. The trouble IS
caused by the new style Of box car. on
which there Is almost twice ss much labor
a. on the ordinary cars. Men refuse TO
20 work on them unless their wages ere adj
vanced and yesterday sixteen carpenters
Quis work. The sympathy for the strikers
j. very strong in other departments, and
unless there Is settlement. = general strike
i probable
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
FAILURE AT MILWAUKEE.
Tho Standard Paper Company Assign
vita Liabilities of 5000, 600.


vita Liabilities of 5000, 900.
AiLvAukEE. June S0.-Ths assignment
Of the Standard Paper Company at 8
o'clock yssterdSy afternoon caused great
surprise. IS the house was eopsidersd one
of the strongest in the Ntrthwest The
failure Is bad one, and ID Is rumorsd that
the lisbilItiss will amount 20 500 600.
aud the assets not more than $4,000, if
that much. The creditors are mainly
paper manufacturers East and West, sew
era. Chicago houses being interested 10
considerable extent The assignee has
taken charge of the stock. but 50 far no
Official statsnsnt OF the Condition OF al
fairs has been made known. The house
was formerly branch Of the J. w Butler
Paper Company. OF Chicago, but was re-
organized independently several years ago,
as the standard Paper Company.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01
rfc Hsneat PElf

A BAL vas given st the Metropolitan
Hall last evening for the benefit of the
widow II the 's'e Ayron J. Hsmlin. The
attendance vas ght. but neat sum vss
~ edo up or ibe sale Of tickets outside. The
hz'l wss doaatej ~ the ia1es llsfes Com
pany Il end ne music by tie Lszs orcbes-
;rs szs excellent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

ss.. .kst - yrs t.sstsse- -sieszs-
FAsr Sssrskw. tCns n.-Depufv sheriff
Rhines arrived todly sltm Ashland. Wis.
With solomon Lfndsuom. vho = brouxht
hare c5srxea vif0 sedncfag y0unz kiri
named Lena Aclssrnm. OF Ihomsstown
He waved examination and Vas bound
ever search for hln3 has been going on
sevaral ~a.,e ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

PSI t7-zrtE1s Jrne aa--4as recs be-
tween Harry wilkes sd Gossip. r.. res
mon n fsvor Of Wilkes. The purse was
$50 nile hesss. oefv tro hesfs we're
ran. Wilkes tski1z tksm ess IT, Ak tas
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

wtsHTSsTox. June 9o--Tse President
has decided % issve this ei,y July II for
Clinton. y. J.. 20 attend the centennial sn-
niverssry celebrations Of thst tewu. with
which ais early lie ard thst Il hls parent.
were i6sntiked Until thst date be dues
net expect . lesrr toe city. II - aas yea
s1ssssFuainesi Who s.li eonst5fats the psrfv.
CT hos long ths star wil b baf re rre.s
Dent expects - rszsrn from Clinton direct
81 EHszalnnsso.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

NEv YeRK. Jnns s0.-Ths pleuropnsu-
rnonis which hss been rsxiag IN the upper
rsrt Of Westchsster County has attacked
he cattle ~ Thfoxss Week. The state
'sficisls we're notified yesterday and q
strict quarantine established. The infected
animals Will De xailei AZ once.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

Co-v Nontross. ~bo has Isnguish.d n
.ail for several rn9ntbs f7r bssteriy De-
fault of paying csrssin ssaoanf 81 no1ev
f3F the msinteusncs q fhe ehlid. has tzksn
tke Csc % tbe Saprsuss C<ari on q nrlt -
certisrzri. and swas yesier5sv release o.
sal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

ttr.tsssf tst 4ssr-.sst.s-
Vkssks. Jazle 9.-afrs. Brooks. the MISS
ing woman vho has isursd "A the papers
from Msine 60 Caliiornis. passed through
here this morning IN Fcute for nome. She
came without t1e 81 fo-tnne. bat appears
~p..oneIis-l "a coming back 20 civilization.
s..r. a. ne .a-r---L.. al. t.s 80 n-ll
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

John Morris, mshager Of Jack Nc
Dermoit. the Rochester "Fire Lsdd.e," Who
is TO meet Tom O'Donnel in this oig
before Jgiy -. left for Chicsgo last night
lie will give McDermotf thorough course
Of training az the Lake Shore gynnssnsn
back Of Lincoln Park. and will retgfa to
this city in oeoUf two weeks.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

NEE LoSDos, Conn. June So.--FIfesn
thousand people witnessed the tv0-mile
eisht-osred shell race this afternoon be-
tween the freshmen Of Hsrxsrl and Col
un7bis Colleges. be race Ess wen By
ColBB1bis. Time li.15s: Hsrvsr1s time
lt.15
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

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JscKsos. June o.-The trial Of ". 7.
Hsafcu. Mrs Heafon and Mrs. Cissrv. 6sr
ssssuls snd battery On Complaint Of sid
rev Cereaft. j.. 1f the tif<-s uss going
On al lsv an4 sc lf.lo this evening she
fnrT leiurret a Fecsilef fnfng Ms Hes-
son guilty. sd the othegs res xniltT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

james howard. brother o. Wm. Hoxasd.
se1i0a q iBs Catholic cemetery, vas suD-
strsfE shoat noon yesterday waile o. work
II bis garden - 3s5 Madison ave. Me8icsi
bep wAs summoned. bat her eanrts
proved fruitiess. and hs died 81 = o'cio1k
last night
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-07-01

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sis4s "a. csfssas greet s,srn. The-4 wrre
wrets ~ tfhen* e fez seeanfs es.e-i
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